matt_ruffino

Were you using the sony software to look at the photos? I found that the sony software really makes photos look alot less sharp.

It Flips Up when you press the button, and stays that way until you press it again. If I push the shutter button the mirror will return, and then flip back up again to take an exposure. But after that it will return to normal.

Im getting ready to use this body for class, and when I was testing it I

realized that 90% of the time when I press the DOF preview button it stops the

lens down and flips the mirror up. Is there any way for me to fix this? I bought

it last year but would sony still accept the KM warranty?

I hear the adapters work fine, but the lenses must be the ones without the stop down pin. This is because the adapters have no tab to hold the pin in the stopped down position

Im considering buying one to use with a Helios 44m so i can use it as a prime.

Do any of the adapters have any provisions for the little stop-down pin on the

back? Do any of them have problems focusing to infinity?

hahaha.

 

where exactly where you in detroit?

 

 

I live in a suburb, and this doesn't sound like the Detroit police...They were too fast to respond.

My High school art teacher told me a good way: Find a good place with alot of foot traffic and sit down, then pretend to fiddle with the camera, This is much easier if you have AF.

 

once you've mastered this you can work your way up, getting increasingly less-wussy shots.

I did, I went to a student exhibition yesterday and asked a department head. I don't remeber exactly what he said but he wanted to see "people" which stuck in my head, cause I am terrible at portraits. I better get crackin this summer.

 

I also sent an email to another school today, hopefully Ill get a response tommorrow.

 

 

 

Would it really be that bad if I did? I mean, its more work scanning slides and touching them up in PS than just doing everything completely digital. Hopefully they can understand that. The good thing is that I don't go off to college for another year, so I have some time

Heres, the problem. I'm thinking about going to art school to major in

photography, and I'm in the process of setting up my portfolio. I've come to

realize that schools only want to see film you developed and printed or digital

work. The problem is that for the past few months I've been shooting in color

slide and negative film, as I'm too cheap to buy a DSLR. I do have plenty of B/W

work, and I do have experience developing and printing, But I don't have a lot

of time at school to use the darkroom. Do you think its a problem to use some of

my color film work? or should I save up to get a digital slr and use that from

now on?